Angle What are the Numbered Treaties? "Numbered Treaties" were signed between as the Canadian government began to pursue and development in the west and north of the country. The of the treaties differed but in most cases agreed to share their and in exchange for and rights, assistance and For example, Treaty?made provisions for one square mile of land for each Indian family, plus a limited supply of cattle, some farm equipment (one plow for each band) and a small amount of treaty and ammunition money. The treaty also made limited commitments on the part of the Queen to provide education for children and in some cases, medical services. __ land for the exclusive usi of first wations

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Angle What are the Numbered Treaties? "Numbered Treaties" were signed between as the Canadian government began to pursue and development in the west and north of the country. The of the treaties differed but in most cases agreed to share their and in exchange for and rights, assistance and For example, Treaty?made provisions for one square mile of land for each Indian family, plus a limited supply of cattle, some farm equipment (one plow for each band) and a small amount of treaty and ammunition money. The treaty also made limited commitments on the part of the Queen to provide education for children and in some cases, medical services. __ land for the exclusive usi of first wations

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The Numbered Treaties were signed between **First Nations** and the **Crown** (represented by the Canadian government) as the Canadian government began to pursue **western expansion** and **resource development** in the west and north of the country.The **content** of the treaties differed, but in most cases First Nations agreed to share their **traditional territories** and **resources** in exchange for **reserve lands** and **treaty rights**, **annual payments**, **agricultural assistance** and **education**.For example, Treaty 7 made provisions for one square mile of land for each Indian family, plus a limited supply of cattle, some farm equipment (one plow for each band) and a small amount of treaty money and ammunition. The treaty also made limited commitments on the part of the Queen to provide education for children and, in some cases, medical services. Reserve land was for the exclusive use of First Nations.

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